Rappahannock High School - Rappsody Yearbook (Washington, VA)

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ALONG THE WAY. . . There are alwoys a collection of memories thot students toke with them when they leave their high school. Somehow they ore never forgotten, ond when old acquaintances meet years later, their High School days are alwoys brought up as a topic of con- versation. You pick up a lot of useful knowledge in school; you make a lot of friends; and you find out who you really are . . . Along The Way. The essence of RCHS 3:10-a heaven on eorth. Christine Timbers was the highest patron ad salesman; Norman Jenkins wos second. (He'll have to try harder!) 2

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 Double-spacing, five minutes, ready, begin! Where did everyone go? Rappahannock County High School — a long name for o small school. But we have odvantoges that other schools do not have. We have close friendships; we're closer to our teach- ers because they are able to give us more time. So life goes on 3